InFocus IN122 and IN124 DLP Projectors

     
                   InFocus launches its IN122 and IN124 projectors, both based on DLP display technology and feature BrilliantColor for vivid color reproduction. The IN122 features 800×600 resolution and the IN124 delivers 1024×768. They have 3000:1 contrast ratio and up to 3000 lumens brightness.

                     The IN122 and IN124 both have compact and lightweight design and are budget-friendly. They support 3D and provides HDMI 1.4, VGA, S-video, composite inputs as well as USB mini B and RS232 control ports. The InFocus IN122 and IN124 are priced at $429 and $499 respectively.

Acer X1261P DLP 3D Ready Projector

               Acer launches in the US its X1261P projector which is DLP 3D ready. The projector features 1024×768 XGA resolution, 3700:1 contrast ratio and 1.07 billion (30-bit) colors. The X1261P uses OSRAM 180W lamp that has up to 6,000 hours of life.

Sapphire Mini-Projector 101 LED Pico Projector

Sapphire Mini-Projector

Sapphire Technology announced the Mini-Projector 101, a pico projector utilizing the super bright multi-chip LED technology, with a lamp in the is good for 20,000 hours. Based on LCoS technology, the Mini-Projector 101 offers 640×480 VGA resolution, 200:1 contrast ratio, and 14 lumens brightness.

Sapphire’s pocket projector is able to produce 7-inch to 65-inch images. It has built-in 0.5W stereo speakers and offers D-sub and RCA inputs. An iPod/iPhone adapter is included.

Aiptek PocketCinema Z20 HD-DV Projector

Aiptek PocketCinema

    Taiwan company Aiptek announced the PocketCinema Z20. 

The PocketCinema Z20 combines a pico projector and HD camcorder into a palm-size device.

It offers HDMI output and accepts composite video input. A remote control is included.

The Z20 is capable of recording 1280×720p HD video and 5 Megapixel still images. It has 2GB internal memory and supports 32GB microSD cards. The pocket device has touch-sensitive backlight buttons and built-in Li-ion battery.
The PocketCinema Z20 utilizes RGB LED technology and is able to projector images up to 65-inch in 2 meter distance.

Optoma Pico

Optoma Pico

The Optoma Pico is one of the smallest

projectors available. Manufactured to be used
with an iPod, the projector can also be used with
an iPhone. The Pico is very light, weighing in at
just 120 grams. The pico can project a 480x320
resolution image on almost any surface, between
8 inches and 8 feet away. The projection is pretty
bright for such a small device (9 lumens, if you
need to know) but the device will burn out after  

20,000 hours of usage.